John F. Kennedy was an Ivy League son of privilege, Albert Gore, a public school educated son of a Carthage, Tenn., farmer. But, when Kennedy needed advice for his pivotal debates with Richard Nixon, ...

MTSU's Albert Gore Research Center holds the official papers of Sen. Albert Gore Sr. These letters and documents detail how John F. Kennedy’s Catholicism and a fictitious Knights of Columbus Oath put ...

WASHINGTON – Al Gore Sr. had lots of advice for John F. Kennedy when the young Massachusetts senator faced Richard Nixon during the presidential debates of 1960. “Stare at Nixon. This makes ...

Senator Albert Gore, Sr.: Tennessee Maverick Kyle Longley. Louisiana State University Press, $39.95 (350pp) ISBN 978-0-8071-2980-7 ...

Yet, as Anthony Badger writes in “Albert Gore, Sr.: A Political Life,” the two men “hated each other.” Their ambitions were too similar and their temperaments too different.

Al Gore received the award along with 18 other Americans during a Friday ... and the medal was renamed by President John F. Kennedy in ... Son of Sen. Albert Gore Sr., Gore was born in ...

Al Gore is the true and legitimate heir to Franklin Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy as a political leader who stands for fundamental change, a new political order in America, a new political ...

With those words of warning about German aggression, Albert Gore, Sr., a 33-year-old, second-term congressman, concluded his May 4, 1941 “radio talk” to Tennesseans.

He can thank some earlier events for paving over muddy ground, a time when his father, Al Gore Sr. met Occidental Petroleum’s CEO Armand Hammer at a cattle auction in the 1940s.